Yet even amid this storm moving at several times the speed of sound, the "Blades of Chaos" in the boy's hands remained wrapped in blazing fire, showing not the slightest sign of going out.
In fact, the flames only burned more fiercely.
The closer Shirou drew to the Sea Monster, the more powerful the aura swelling from the twin blades in his hands became. By now, they resembled a pair of fangs preparing to hunt their prey.
The Divine Construct Weapon, the "Blades of Chaos."
According to Morgan, these ancient divine swords from another world could not unleash their true power in the Fae Kingdom of Britain—
"Super-effective against divinity."
The denser and more powerful the enemy's divinity, the greater the might of the "Blades of Chaos." That was one of their inherent properties.
In another Britain where no gods existed, the "Blades of Chaos" naturally could not display their original power.
"...In that case."
Faced with the witch's warning, Shirou replied dismissively,
"Why not develop a new power for them?"
And so, over the course of many long years, Shirou used the twin blades to slaughter countless calamities known as Mors.
Through years of fighting the same kind of enemy, the "Blades of Chaos" were stimulated into awakening a new power.
No—perhaps this was not a new power at all, but a potential they had possessed from the very beginning.
The "Blades of Chaos" were swords that had been with Shirou from the start. Naturally, Shirou knew what unknown powers they possessed.
The potential that had been awakened was called—
"Super-effective against magic."
Unlike the lofty, arrogant gods, monsters seemed so insignificant.
Even so, one fact could never be ignored—
The "Blades of Chaos" were not merely godslayers. They were also monster slayers that had once butchered countless powerful